Salt River Skeletal Remains Confirmed to be Missing Teacher
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On Monday, July 22, it was confirmed that the Skeletal remains that were found in Salt River on June 3, 2024, are those of the teacher, Danielle Anglin, who went missing after leaving her home in Hellshire on May 13, per report.
According to information from investigators, the 29-year-old is believed to be killed on the day she was taken. It was also indicated that the man responsible for the horrible act was taxi driver Lascelles Morgan who hails from Willowdene, St. Catherine.
“We have identified that she was picked up by the suspect. I can also say that with the help of JamaicaEye we were able to identify a specific route which the motor car that she was in travelled…based on the analysis that was done by the Communication Forensics and Cybercrime Division (CFCD), we believe that she was taken to that specific location and killed,” Bailey said in regards to the crime to the Jamaica Observer.
The suspect (45), who admitted to his involvement in the kidnapping and murder of Anglin, was convicted in Antigua for sexual offences before being deported to Jamaica in 2015, where he was also arrested and charged for similar acts, per reports.
A date for Morgan to appear in court has not yet been set.
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